Suedesi
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While this is premature as he's on the verge of a treble in his first season, I'm pretty sure that when/if Bayern starts choking up, Kalle will start thinking about a successor. There will be no room for sentimentality or feeling around it, the coach is not bigger than the club.
The point I'm trying to make is that as good as Flick is/ has been, the moment he doesn't perform up to expectations, he is expendable. English fans/media call it 'classless' sacking a winning manager, I call it ruthless and pragmatic. Bayern sacked a double winning manager in Kovač and are now 9 months later on the verge of a treble. There's no reason to reward someone for winning last year. So when the time comes, Flick will be moved on and someone else will step in.
Which brings me to my other point - nevermind, this is not a sack Ole thread...
The point I'm trying to make is that as good as Flick is/ has been, the moment he doesn't perform up to expectations, he is expendable. English fans/media call it 'classless' sacking a winning manager, I call it ruthless and pragmatic. Bayern sacked a double winning manager in Kovač and are now 9 months later on the verge of a treble. There's no reason to reward someone for winning last year. So when the time comes, Flick will be moved on and someone else will step in.
Which brings me to my other point - nevermind, this is not a sack Ole thread...
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